About Our Spinal
Treatment Plans
We treat all conditions of the spine from the neck down to the tailbone. We will help diagnose the problem through thorough examination as well as advanced imaging. Not all spine related pain requires surgery and some conditions cannot be corrected with surgery. Many patients benefit from what is called conservative therapy—lifelong lifestyle changes and conservative treatments that help improve and manage symptoms. Conservative therapy may help reduce your pain level and enhance your ability to function on a day-to-day basis.
Common Spinal Injuries
Scoliosis
Scoliosis is an abnormal curve in the spine and is typically treated with core-strengthening exercises. This helps strengthen the abdomen and back, improving flexibility.
Spinal Stenosis
Spinal stenosis is when the spaces within your spine narrow. This puts pressure on the spinal nerves but can be treated with regular decompressions.
Slipped Disc
A slipped disc, sometimes called a ruptured or bulging disc, typically occurs from an injury and can cause a lot of pain and pressure. Physical therapy exercises and spinal decompression can help relieve pain and bring comfort.
Spinal Services We Provide
Free X-Ray and Diagnostic Assessments
Our spinal physical therapists are certified to provide diagnostic examinations and advanced imaging.
Conservative Therapy
Many patients benefit from conservative therapy, which includes the repetition of specific exercises that helps improve and manage symptoms.
Ergonomic Assessments and Adjustments
Find tips and tricks to make your office or home workstation better to prevent and decrease postural pain in the neck.
How We Fix Spinal Problems With Our Multidisciplinary Approach
Acupuncture
Our certified acupuncturists help create less stress that can balance and focus the spine.
Chiropractic Care
Relieves spinal pain through expert-level chiropractic care that combines adjustments, alignments, and more.
Integrated Physical Therapy
Our physical therapy helps adjust poor posture and improves function in the spine.